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Elafiti Islands
Konavle Valley
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Kotor, Montenegro
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Medjugorje
Mljet National Park
Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Peljesac
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Trogir
Trsteno Arboretum - The Gardens of Peace
Vjetrenica Cave
- Q: Why is Dubrovnik called the Pearl of the Adriatic?
- A: The lovely medieval city of Dubrovnik, Croatia is often referred to as the Pearl of the Adriatic for its amazing architecture and historic Old Town.
- Q: What can visitors explore in and around Dubrovnik?
- A: There is much to see and do in the bustling city, but the surrounding towns, villages, and islands in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro also boast an astonishing wealth of history, culture, and tourist attractions.
- Q: How far are the nearby attractions from Dubrovnik?
- A: Most of these attractions are easily accessible by road or boat in less than 2 hours and can be explored on a day trip.
- Q: What transportation options are available for exploring nearby areas?
- A: Visitors can rent a car and drive themselves, depend on the local buses and ferries, or opt to join a guided tour.
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